You Should Know These Before Visiting Spain

Spain is one of the most visited countries in Europe. Helpful people, beautiful nature and the interesting history are just some of the things that make this country such a desirable location. Spain has become a very modern country, but travelers sometimes forget that it's a foreign country. They have a very different history, language and culture to what we learned. Before you book for your flight to Spain, you should know some facts about this country.

 It is not necessary to become an expert of the Spanish language, but some information can be helpful.Some people visit Spain in the summer, but soon find out that many things are closed. Festivals in Spain begin in Late July and carry on through August. There are also a few Saint's days to extend the weekends. You need to know this if you are traveling to Spain in the summer. Post offices and banks will be closed. You have to be very flexible in Spain at this time of year.Spanish banker has to be the happiest banker in the world. Banks are usually opened from 9am until 2pm in the afternoon. As opposite to other businesses, Banks are not opened after the Siesta time. Some Banks are opened also on Saturdays from 9-12. Hotels sometimes also offer to change your money.

So if the Banks are closed you can try your luck in a hotel.Spanish museums are usually closed on Mondays and holidays. Some museums are working on Sunday's only and are closed on the other days of the week. You should really check the museum work schedule before going to one. The hours also vary with the travel season.Taxis in Spain are reliable and offer a safe ride. They have a light green roof with a green light that is only on when a taxi is available. Be sure to check if the meter is set. You should also know that there is a surcharge for journeys to train stations and the airport.You should definitely visit Spain, but some knowledge will only help you. You should know how the country works before booking the ticket. Some of the facts about Spain may seem strange to us, but remember we live in a completely different country.